A fundraiser for the Norwich Historical Society organized by Norwich Recreation Department A self-guided adventure to visit the working valley farms and historic hill farms of Norwich. A map, [...]
Did you know that while on your Elm Street stroll, you are probably walking in a path once taken by people escaping enslavement? >Just down Elm Street on the right [...]
As the weather becomes warmer and the birds begin to sing, more and more people are walking the Hopson Loop. Have you ever been on the loop and wondered [...]
"We have made a noble lot of nice sugar" Maple sugaring on Brigham Hill, ca 1940 It's sugaring season. From the news reports, it sounds like this [...]
To scroll through the timeline, just click on it and then scroll or swipe. We will be adding the 1800s, 1900s, and 2000s in the coming weeks.
If you want the flip book at full-screen, click on the little arrows at the bottom right of the book. Thank you to the Norwich Women's Club [...]
A program series to benefit Norwich's restaurants It's winter and we're all hunting for new things to do in town and ways to support our businesses during Covid. Norwich's [...]
Click here to see all the circles (thanks, Chad Finer) Want to see the "how-to" website? Click here Over 175 Norwich residents contributed to our mural by painting canvas circles [...]
by Lauren Pidgeon Between May 1918 and June 1919, Garey traveled around England, France, and America with the army and spotted many of the new technological inventions of the time. [...]
by Lauren Pidgeon After the Armistice in November, Garey was convinced he would be home in a few weeks. As time went on, Garey's superiors made matters worse by telling [...]